Canada's Action Plan on Open Government 2014-2016 : end-of-term self-assessment report. : BT22-130/2017-1E-PDF

"This report offers a self-assessment of progress on Canada's Action Plan on Open Government 2014-16, Canada’s second open government plan to the Open Government Partnership (OGP). The plan sought to advance a series of commitments to help modernize how Government operates to reflect the evolving values and expectations of Canadians. Canada’s 2014-16 Plan was launched on July 1, 2014. It was built around three streams of activity to structure our work: open data – making raw data available in machine-ready formats to be used by Canadians; open information – proactively releasing information on Government activities, and making it more accessible; and open dialogue – providing the opportunity for two-way dialogue with the Government of Canada and its citizens on the development and delivery of policies and priorities. The plan highlighted twelve commitments with deliverables and activities designed to increase transparency, civic participation, public accountability and access to new technologies for openness. The commitments focused on improvements in the OGP Grand Challenge areas of: improving public services; increasing public integrity; more effectively managing public resources; and, increasing corporate accountability. This first End-of-term Self-assessment report is part of Canada’s commitment to the OGP. It outlines the implementation process for the completed 2014-16 Plan and summarizes progress achieved and lessons learned with regards to Canada’s objectives for 2014-2016”--Intro., p. 4.

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